In praise of slow, expressive reading

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Susan published
over 1 year ago

I really like the majority passages which are read at a slow, steady pace, with expression and changes of pitch for speech or punctuation. Having studied the passage, I can then listen to the Polish without text or translation and understand what is being said. Some passages are read closer to the speed at which Polish people usually speak, making it more difficult to understand without following the text at the same time. Is this difference in speed a deliberate policy?

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answered by
Pawel published
over 1 year ago

hi Susan, thanks for the question.

No, this difference is not deliberate even thought we try to slow down a bit some people are more or less successful there 😀 But I think this variety is a good thing. Yes you will need to spend more time on the lesson but later it will be easier to understand original content.

You are doing a great job by the way, I've just seen your stats, so many lessons competed 💪

Appologies for the delay in introducing these changes. It takes a little more time than expected 😥 But we have a few longer weekends here in the UK so we should have something new soon.

answered by
Pawel published
over 1 year ago

Actually we did add something new, you can now login and sign up with Google 😀 More good changes to come!

In praise of slow, expressive reading

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